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Small background... I am running in a virtual host (jail) on a server I don't have physical access to. Trying to setup qmail to run with PHP & CGI scripts (that work perfectly on any other host we've had), all we were able to determine is that it was failing. As I'm green, I think I may have...

tcp.smtp: (note... when using :deny, a telnet to port 25 on 127.0.0.1 is rejected. When using *.*.*.*:deny, all requests to port 25 on the public IP are accepted) *********************************************************** :deny 127.0.0.1:allow,RELAYCLIENT=""...

Well, the :deny blocks even a telnet to 127.0.0.1 on port 25. It's like I can have no access to port 25, or EVERYONE has access....

Unfortunately, I cannot leave my rcpthosts file cranked down as it is, since one of my scripts needs to use localhost as an SMTP server to an undefined range of domains. As I am running in a jail on a virtual host, firewall configurations are not really open to my adjustment. I will adjust my...

Hoping that the localhost-only thing is simplest, I'm going on that demon first. My /etc/tcp.smtp file contains the following: ******************* 127.:allow,RELAYCLIENT="" *.*.*.*:deny ******************** However, a telnet to port 25 on my public IP still gives me an SMTP 220 response. I...

I am setting up a webserver that will need to access qmail, but will not be handling mail storage locally (the 3 domains on the server all have their mail handled by a third party). My biggest issues in setting this up are as follows: - How do I set up qmail so that it ONLY accepts connections...